[7] Barrère, "Mémoires," I. 234.

[8] See, in the National Library, the long catalogue of those which
have survived.

[9] Malouet, I. 255. Bailly, I. 43 (May 9th and 19th). --
D'Hezecques, "Souvenirs d'un page de Louis XV." 293. --De
Bezenval, I. 368.

[10] Marmontel, II, 249. -- Montjoie, 1st part, p. 92. -- De
Bezenval, I. 387: "These spies added that persons were seen
exciting the tumult and were distributing money."

[11] "Archives Nationales," Y.11441. Interrogatory of the Abbé Roy,
May 5th. -- Y.11033, Interrogatory (April 28th and May 4th) of
twenty-three wounded persons brought to the Hôtel-Dieu -- These two
documents are of prime importance in presenting the true aspect of
the insurrection; to these must he added the narrative of M. de
Bezenval, who was commandant at this time with M. de Châtelet.
Almost all other narratives are amplified or falsified through party
bias.

[12] De Ferrières, vol. III. note A. (justificatory explanation
by Réveillon).

[13] Bailly I. 25 (April 26th).

[14] Hippeau, IV. 377 (Letters of M. Perrot, April 29th).

[15] Letter to the King by an inhabitant of the Faubourg Saint-